Videos tagged with Polaris Logistics

This video documents a competitor's experience at the Moons Out 2025 night rifle match, organized by Q. Despite an unexpected rifle change, the competitor used a borrowed AR build equipped with a PEQ-15A laser aiming module, achieving a respectable 14th place out of 137 participants. The match emphasizes night shooting skills with IR illumination, featuring ten stages with various sponsors and themed scenarios. The description highlights the event's success, including impressive courses of fire and a well-organized staff.

This video showcases "Moons Out 2025," an annual night rifle competition presented by Q. The event emphasizes testing nighttime shooting skills with a focus on IR optics, prohibiting white light. The description highlights the match's success with well-designed stages, a strong prize table, and efficient staff. It also provides links to the full uncensored video on HOWW/Patreon, a video on the Lage setup, and the Night 2 video. Multiple sponsorship mentions for stages indicate a well-supported event.

This video documents a 60-mile trek across East Falkland, retracing the overland route taken by 45 Commando of the British Royal Marines during the 1982 Falklands War. The journey was undertaken in the summer, over four days, by the uploader, Les Winner (Polaris Logistics), and Jari Laine (Varusteleka). While the original commandos marched with combat loads due to the loss of their transport helicopters, this group completed the hike without weapons or ammunition. The video highlights the challenges of arranging the trip, including obtaining landowner permission, and mentions the gear used, such as a Varusteleka RP80 rucksack, Asolo boots, Carinthia sleeping gear, and MREs.

This video addresses a frequently asked question about how a specific firearm, the WWSD, was shipped to Finland. The description provides a direct contact for assistance with this logistics process. While the specific firearm is mentioned, the core content focuses on the method of international shipping rather than a review or technical discussion of the firearm itself.

This video captures "The Brutal Montage - Winter War - Finnish Brutality 2021", showcasing behind-the-scenes footage and unseen stages of the cancelled Finnish Brutality 2021 event, which was themed around the Winter War. Despite the main event's postponement to an October "mud edition", this montage highlights participants running stages in Finnish snow. The event is a collaboration between InRange TV and Varusteleka, with sponsorship from SAKO Finland for ammunition and support from Polaris Logistics for the WWSD2020 carbine. Notable participants include individuals from Varusteleka, Bloke on the Range, Forgotten Weapons, Les from Polaris Logistics, and @jenkarolina.

Transporting firearms internationally for competitions like Finnish Brutality requires navigating complex import/export regulations. Services like Polaris Logistics can manage temporary exports and imports using permits from the U.S. Commerce Department and overseas agents, avoiding standard ATF Form 6 requirements for re-importation. Permanent imports are more involved, with estimated costs starting at $1,000-$1,200 and requiring significant lead time for ATF processing.